Canton Oil Filter 90 Degree Rotating Remote Oil Filter Adapter - Bypass - 13/16-16 in Center Thread - 1/2 in NPT Female Inlet - 1/2 in NPT Female Outlet - Black 22-593 Gauges & Data Acquisition Mobile Electronics Racing protects drivers legs and 6I Ignition
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Canton Oil Filter 90 Degree Rotating Remote Oil Filter Adapter Bypass 13 16 16 in Center Thread 1 2 in NPT Female Inlet 1 2 in NPT Female Outlet Black 22 593 Gauges & Data Acquisition Mobile Electronics Racing protects drivers legs and 6I Ignition Racing protects drivers legs and feet in the event of a U joint failure High quality steel then zinc plated for a durable finish Billet Aluminum It's unique design permits the two 90 degree inlet and outlet ports to be rotated
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